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CRIMSON AND WHITE
FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1941
ALBANY.N. Y.
LAE MIENE SCHOOE
VOLUME Xi
SENIOR NEWS
NUMBER 1}
MILNE TO EDT HEATLY
AGAIN TOMORROW NIGHT
AT GREET] &{SLAND
Milne travels to Green
Island tomorrow night to
meet Heatly High in a re-
turn engagement, Heatly
won the first game 27-26,
This game was a real
thriller with Milne run—
ning up a large lead in
the first quarter, In
the second quarter Heatly
set up a zone thus slow-
ing up the Milne offense.
The Green Islanders cane
on to win in the last
five seconds with a field
goal which hung on the
rim and dropped in,
Milne has
considerable
against a zone
and according to Captain
Locke, they will be out
there fighting to gain an
even break in the won and
lost column, Milne to
date has von two games
and lost three.
MILNE Losis TO BCHS
WINS FROM GREENVILLE
since had
experience
defense,
In a hectic game which
saw four players banished
on fouls, Milne was de-
feated by Bethlehem Cen-
tral Friday, December 20,
by 30-28, The game was
close throughout but
B.C.H.S. broke a 26 to 26
tie in the fourth quarter
and went ahead to win.
Charles Locke and Alton
Wilson were high scorers
for Milne with 7 points
each,
The J.V. team defeated
B.0,H.S. 14-13, in one of
the lowest scoring games
ever participated in by a
Milne cage tean,
On the following night
Milne defeated Greenville
21-12. Milne came from
(Continued in next column)
MR, L. COGSWELL JR.
SPEAKS TO SCHOOL
ON HISTORIC ALBANY
Mr. Ledyard Cogswell
Jr., director of Albany
Institute for Art, gave a
talk on historic Albany
Wednesday, January 8th,
ina joint assembly for
the whole school.
His talk was accompan-
ied by slide photos of
different maps, streets,
and buildings of old Al-
bany, Some of them were
the Port of Albany, Fort
of Albany in 1595, Manor
House of the Van Rensse-
laers and the First City
Hall, which also was the
City Jail and Capitol,
The Dutch Church, Archi-
tect's drawing of tha
Capitol with tower,
He flavored his speech
throughout with many hum-
orous and educational an~
ecdotes, He emphasized
the fact that the youth
of Albany whould learn
more about the history of
their city and be proud
of it.
Some of his state-
ments were: "Albany was
one of the most impor~
tant cities of the coun-
try," and"Albany is the
only important city
which has never been
captured by her enemies."
(Cont. from first column)
behind to take this one
with a second half attack
which netted 14 points
compared with 2 for
Greenville, Greenville
had led at the half 9-7,
Charles Locke was high
scorer with 12 points,
The Junior Varsity al-
so made a decided victory
over Greenville with the
score of 26-9,
SENIOR HIGH PARTY
WILL BE JANUARY 17
IN PAGE HALL GYM
The Senior Hich party,
under the direction of
the Sub-Deb Club, will
take place on Friday,
January 17th from 8:30 to
12:00 P.M. in the Fage
Hall Gyn,
The members of the
committee in charge are:
Marianne Adams, ancy
Hochstrasser, Doris Wog-
fitske, Betty Miller, and
Phyllis Comstock,
This is an informal
dance sponsored by the
Student Council with
"Florida" as its theme,
will be
Miss
ir,
The chaperons
Miss Anna Palmer,
Margaret Betz, and
Daniel W. Snader.
Guest tickets can be
acquired through the stud~
ent council,
SIGMA TO INITIATE
NEW MEMBERS TUSSDAY
The Sigma initiation
will take place next
Tuesday in the Little
Theater at 2:30 Pll, The
new Sophomore members in
the society are: Dorothy
Rider, Ruth Ketler, June
Welsh, Margie Wri
izabeth Vail, I -
Kirk, Shirly Atkins, June
Brookman, Phyllis Coms-
tock, Ruth la Vin, Betty
Jane Southwell, Fauline
Van Demark, Eli zab
Mapes, Marie Edwa
berta Smith, Melba Levine
Iaura Dancy, Dorothy
French, and Harriet loch-
strasser,
The new Si
will receive
at the Instal
on Januar,
Pewter Pitcher.
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GRULTIUGS, '41!
The kids are at the corner now,
for the bus,
It's a bittor cold morning, and they rose
with quite « fuss.
waiting
Because you Imow '40's gone, and ‘41's
arrived,
Which means vacation's fun. and joy has
"cone out with the tide,"
Back to school at 9:00; back home at
3:20.
Our daily routine is
cream and honoy!
English in the Little Theatre, which is>
a't far fron snall,
Is quite in contrast with our dances in
big Page Ihll.
Although wo have our headaches,
problems gclore,
We think Milno's the best hich school
above the Imdson's shore,
far fron sugar,
and our
Robert Kohn
EDITORIAL PAGE
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JANUARY 10,
1941
Film of the Week
by Bernard Golding
Key to Rating:
ie Poor
Lets Good
** 1 Very Good
** * Excellent
* * * * Outstanding
* 4 * * HUDSON'S BAY
Hudson's Bay, is a Tentieth Ccnt-
ury-Fox drana about the fanous fur trad~
ing company. The star of the picture
is Paul Mini who plays Pierre Raddison
who finds an wnexplored country near
Iudson's Bay, where there are plenty of
Deaver,.
On returning to civilization, he
organizes an expedition to go back and
get furs. He finds financial backing in
the form of John Sutton, who lays an
ex-lord exiled from MHEneland, and
who wants to obtain more wealth so that
he can go back to England and dispose of
the king and marry a girl played by
Gene Tierney.
The picture is outstanding and Ini
of course, is excellen* as usual, The
action and acti are superb and the
plot is an unusual one. Anyone who sees
Tudsna's Bay is sure to like it.
TIE JUNIOR GIRLS
The Junior Girls that have such fun
Shall how be named one by one;
They're Sally Eunt, the one that's love-
able and aeat,
And little Glenna's always there,
With her long red nails and dark biack
hair;
And Marcia 3.'s the one that looks
Like an Angel from Fairy Books,
And Marilyn Potter is the one who always
leads our crowd in fun;
bawls us out and then she sichs
ats our heads while we cry.
ni dear, who helps us play
Our games of sport so well each day.
These are a few of the girls that make
Cur Milne zh School a wonderful break,
For any sirl who happens to cone
Were to be merry ani have such fun,
We learn and we study, but never too long,
set life should be happy and like a
Ethelce Gould
Neus We re
What a busy vacation this has been!
Dances, partios, teas, movies, bridgos,
Che. ands, 6 cn. »slooping! It seems ra-
ther strango to be sleeping by night and
to be awake during the day.
Sone notables wore so fortunate as
to leave Albany during tho vacation and
see sonething of tho rest of the world.
One of theso was Fred Detwiler who took
a journey down to Florida, By the way,
have you noticod his tan?
June Black took a short spin up to
Canada, and Joyco Toopes took a trip to
Chio, and from what wo've heard, thoy
both had a marvelous tine,
But in .Albany, things wore really
happoning, and from all reports, it was
enything but a dull he a
ae (2, ee a s
‘A isk a
f= ‘\
/ Toads ,
lad on i Ph iets Maen’
Bo OR
If anyono wont broko during the past
two wocks, it was probably bocause of
vowling, Tho alloys woto always crowded
end Milne alnost kopt tho Pladium alivo,
Of course, othor schools, such as V.I.
and Siona put thoir 204 worth in evory
so ofton, laura, Nency, V.V., Coon,
Marianne and Shirloy spent a lot of timo
at the "Albeny-fanous" Pladiw While
we wore reaming around the Fladiun the
other day, wo saw Sally tun? bowl 138,
Frotty nico scoro!
Sevoral Quin pins have gotten back
to their owaors again. Not to mention
y nanos, bub how does it foel to bo
orting a Thota Nu pin for a change,
t?
Ways to Wake Your Ilair Curl
or
How to Avoid Gottineg A Permanont
1- Tako Algobra in half & yoar.....
2- Twirl hair on your finsor for about
ton yoarssern.
$- Visit a hauntcd houso.....
4- Get mad at your boy friend and bo
burned up. With all your hair gono,
you won't nood a pornanent,
Resolutions
During the holidays, Helen Iutchin-
son gave a tea that was simply supor,
The girls took turns pouring, and Milno
and V.1I, were both well represontod,
The arrival of three of our masculine
sonior, Bob Austin, Art Phinney, and
Jerry Levitz made the tea complete,
Evo the clinax of
New Year's was
the whole vacation, and it was a big
night for all.
Bill Wiloy gave a party. Dill and
Priscilla, Fhyllis and Bob, Cathcrino
and Bob, and Nency and Jerry were thore,
while Marcia and Duncan, and Marilyn and
Johnny just dropped in, Jerry Lovitz
gave us this quote, "We had a grend tine
playing "bridge, Don't you believe mo?"
Bill Mosher (remember? ex-Milnito?)
had a party too, and Joan Hunting repro-
sented Milne at it,
That night of nights was also marked
by large groups at the movies, Sally
Hunt, Bob George, and Lois Amblor and
Joe liunting spent part of the tine thero,
Priscilla Smith and Bill Wiley wore at
the movies for a few hours, and Shirloy
Smith and Bob Schamberger were at tho
Strand. The former combination is
fairly new, but we predict theso two
will stick it out for a while yot.
That long-lost Milnite, Doxtor Simp~
son was hore and there, Iarry Mapes and
Seljick Mintline went to the midnight
novies with their big moments,
Some people just couldn't bear tho
thoucht of getting up carly to cono to
school, and otherr were glad to como,
+++.for a rost after
tion!
such a busy vaca-
